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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #4480 Sinkholes
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Sinkholes  are  holes  in  the  ground  of    widths  and  depths.  The  widest,  measuring  80  kilometres,  is  the  Qattara  Depression  in  Egypt;  the  deepest  one  is  in  China,  descending  662  metres.  Sinkholes  occur  in  areas  where  the  underlying  rock    or  eroded  by  water  containing  a  high  concentration  of  acid.  Water  becomes  acidic    it  absorbs  carbon  dioxide  from  soil  and  dead  plants.  This  water  creates  a  cavity  or  hole  in  the  rock  which  gets  bigger  over  time.  The  earth  covering  the  cavity    into  the  hole  beneath  when  it  can  no  longer  support    own  weight,  and  in  some  cases,  the  weight  of  buildings  and  roads  that  have  been  constructed  on  top  of  it.

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